Building my new 2017 Mustang GT: /w Roush Supercharger Questions?
3/23/17, 04:59 PM
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Tony's had his for over 3 years and he's still in the break-in period.
3/23/17, 05:57 PM
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3/23/17, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Gabe
There's the man to ask about breaking a car in ^^^^
Tony's had his for over 3 years and he's still in the break-in period.
Tony's had his for over 3 years and he's still in the break-in period.
3/23/17, 11:40 PM
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Quick Question in regards of insurance premium:
I called Geico and got a quote because they requested for my VIN number. I gave them the VIN number and it knew it was a mustang GT what they dont know (or maybe they dont have to know?) is that the mustang is factory supercharged but the VIN number will show a GT regular V8. Should i tell my insurance company?
I called Geico and got a quote because they requested for my VIN number. I gave them the VIN number and it knew it was a mustang GT what they dont know (or maybe they dont have to know?) is that the mustang is factory supercharged but the VIN number will show a GT regular V8. Should i tell my insurance company?
3/24/17, 07:27 AM
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Some people will leave it as is so they can get cheaper premiums, but if you do not give that information to the insurance company it is very likely they will not cover the modifications. So if you are financing the car and it gets totalled you will only be reimbursed for the depreciated value of a GT which will likely mean you will owe money on a car that doesnt exist anymore.
3/24/17, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Bhajan Singh
Quick Question in regards of insurance premium:
I called Geico and got a quote because they requested for my VIN number. I gave them the VIN number and it knew it was a mustang GT what they dont know (or maybe they dont have to know?) is that the mustang is factory supercharged but the VIN number will show a GT regular V8. Should i tell my insurance company?
I called Geico and got a quote because they requested for my VIN number. I gave them the VIN number and it knew it was a mustang GT what they dont know (or maybe they dont have to know?) is that the mustang is factory supercharged but the VIN number will show a GT regular V8. Should i tell my insurance company?
Originally Posted by SplitSecond
Some people will leave it as is so they can get cheaper premiums, but if you do not give that information to the insurance company it is very likely they will not cover the modifications. So if you are financing the car and it gets totalled you will only be reimbursed for the depreciated value of a GT which will likely mean you will owe money on a car that doesnt exist anymore.
So you would want to insure the mods with a rider is your company does that.
Tony, am I close? Are you insuring a Ford Mustang or a Roush Stage 3?
3/24/17, 09:51 AM
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I had to Grundy 3 photos of the car and I told them a few times, (via email to make sure I got it in writing), that the car is a 2013 Roush Stage 3.
Plus, I have a 47k value on the car with Grundy.
3/24/17, 01:07 PM
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Geico sucks
